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Middlesex County announces winners of "Don't Drive Dangerously" Public Service Announcement contest

Middlesex County announces winners of “Don’t Drive Dangerously” Public Service Announcement contest Middlesex County announces winners of “Don’t Drive Dangerously” Public Service Announcement contest The full list of 2021 PSA contest winners by category are: Audio: First place – Dunellen High School: Chloe Cassidy, Stephanie Fetzer, Elizabeth Renavitz, Caitlyn Carlson and Na”kai Stembridge Second place – New Brunswick High School: Merari Rodriguez, Ayanna Moore, Aylene Gomez and Bryan Cervantes Third place – John P. Stevens High School: Isha Patel, Sharon Wei and Srisai Varanasi   Video: First place – Middlesex County Academy for Allied Health and Biomedical Sciences: Soham Shashikumar, Yash Dixit, Shiven Sakunala and Rohan Vivek

Community Bulletin Board: the Sentinel (for May 19)

Community Bulletin Board: the North and South Brunswick Sentinel (for May 5)

Community Bulletin Board: the North and South Brunswick Sentinel (for May 5)   Join the South Brunswick Public Library for an informative seminar on what you need to know about elder law and Medicaid at 7 p.m. May 5. This virtual seminar will be presented by estate planning, probate and trust administration attorney Joshua F. Cheslow of Drescher & Cheslow in Manalapan. To be notified should the program be cancelled to receive any handouts after the program, register here with an accurate email address, and a reminder containing the Zoom link will be sent. Otherwise, direct access to the Zoom link can be found here

Community Bulletin Board: the Sentinel (for May 5)

Community Bulletin Board: the Sentinel (for May 5) The Lost Souls Public Memorial Project will unveil the future home of the memorial with a bronze plaque during an event open to the public at 4 p.m. May 23 at the Community Arts Center, 720 Cranbury Lane, East Brunswick. The event will include the fourth annual recitation of the names of those stolen in 1818 by a slave ring led by a Middlesex County judge whose residence was in what is now East Brunswick. This event will be held outdoors and socially distant, with masks required. It will be livestreamed on Facebook and the group’s YouTube channel.